yeah, brampton unites a secretary general say today that ukraine was on a pulse today to membership and that part could not be reversed. he said there was a day in the future, we ukraine would be a nato member and that russia doesn't get a vote or a veto on that. it was important. margaret just said for him, right at the start of his mandates to make this trip to kids. to reassure kids off of nato supports as an ally and it has continued support at c t in is fight against russia branch. and so is it just mortgage or what will ukraine get out of this very 1st trip by the new nato boss? as well, brings out 2 things. yeah. one of the things that ukraine's primitive regarding me is that in ski discussed with mockery. so was of course the situation on the battlefield. presidency, landscape victory plan and what is needed for that. and you can guess more, wisdom weapons are needed. but the crucial issue now is how far ukraine's right to defend itself goes on. the part of the secretary general. he said you crane's right to defending itself, didn't stop at the board. and now that is really touc

. tracked to a field in brampton.okeepers confirmed their identities and lily and margot flew straight into their arms. now in quarantine, they're awaiting a reunion with parents popeye and ollie , and those are popeye and ollie, and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more from me in half an hour. >> thank you tatyana. now everything is in a mess and there is not enough money to pay for it. sound familiar? well, that seems to be the message from sir keir starmer as he spoke earlier on today, the prime minister said he would defend the government's budget tax rises all day long as he painted a grim picture of the state of public finances and the nation's public services. let's take a quick look at what he had to say earlier. >> i know that some people recoil from the tough decisions we have to make to fix the foundations, but that investment, it didn't happen by accident. it's because businesses can see that we're fixing the foundation . fixing the foundation. >> well, let's bring in

the pair evaded capture before being tracked to a field in brampton, where their zookeepers confirmed their identities and lily and margot flew straight back into their arms. now in quarantine, they're awaiting a reunion with their parents, poppy and ollie . and parents, poppy and ollie. and those are the latest gb news headlines. for now, i'm tatiana sanchez. more news from me in an hour. houn >>i houn >> i said everyone. everyone get down! thank you. tatiana. a very, very good evening. i'm martin daubney and this is gbn tonight. now, as the halloween approaches, the biggest frights might be in this week's budget. because the government's pledge not to raise taxes on these mythical working people . well, mythical working people. well, they look spooky. at the very least . a £20 billion national least. a £20 billion national insurance hike on employers looms, threatening jobs, wages and pensions alike . and pensions alike. >> but i also know that the working people of this country know exactly who they are, and that they are the golden thread that they are the golden thread that runs